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AUCTION SALES. l.tST Of BETTERS nirtlTIs' VAHtETIES (CiiE frius Hittr (Soss'ij. tow York City News. tjTTEUIN A FOHGED PROMISSOUr tfOTE. S.

D. Thomas was brought up at the City Hall Police Court this morniug, charged by Joseph Maxon with having ffiveii, "im a forged promissory note lor the sui JB13, to be the negotiable note of mm. W. Troutman, and endorsed the defendant. Thomas was held over lor an examination by Justice Brady.

Ai.m.i r. r.vi,.Mr a lire broke JOSEPH HEGE3HAM, Auctioneer. CENTRAL SALESROOMS, CORKER Or VVTXT.0UGHBY AND PEARI STREETS' KEAK THK CITY UAIX. BROOKLYN WiiDNESDAV, Allg. 17, At o'clock A.

M. at No. 193 Clinton street. beHreen Baltic and Harrison Brooklyn. Carpets and Oil Cloths, mauouany dress bureaus, bedstead.

I111 stresses, feather heils, inahoitany cliairs, inahoirany tables, tw divans, tine engravings, walnut extension tables, stores, crockery. te. aulC lt V. S. TOWNSEND, Auctioneer.

TllCK31AY, Aug. IS, At o'clock, at No. 138" York street. Auction Sale, hy virtue or a Bill of Sale The stock and fll. tures of a Grocery Store.

Sale positive ruin or shine. W. 3. TOWNSBND, General Auctioneer and Appraiser, auliiSf No. 92 Myrtle avenue.

l'KEl) oi (JULK, Atictioneors. CITY SALES ROOM. Vo. H43 FULTON STI5ET. BROOKLYN.

(Opposits Montague Puce.) Particular attention given to the sale of Houjehold Furnltur at private Advances made on comJjpiiDent ol Merchandize. Goods taken on storage. FlifDAY, Aus. 12. At 12 o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchange, N.

The valuable brick factory and 3 lots of land. 60x100, on tha west side of Navy street, between Tillary and Johnson. Too front build in is 2 stories hiidi. 30x40, with rear frame buildfxigw i'jxO'V. has been used as a soap factory, hut is good for any iiianufartiiriiapurpose, or can be altered into tenements at Hli lit uxpeiisw To per cent can remain on bond and mort u'ai 'e.

au5 Gt KhNKSDAY, 17. At o'clock, on Third avenue, between 57th and 68th Furniture, Horse. Cows. Farm utensils, toek, 4e. compri a irem ral assortment t' L'o fui niiuie, rosewood Piano, made by Linden Fritz, nearly new.

mahogany chairs, sofas, bureaus, bedsteads, heddinu, ply carpets, hair mattrasses uiarbb top table oilcloths, hat, stands, kitchen furniture, Ac. Also. 1 cows, 2 lou ses, wagons. I calf. 50 chickens, a general assortment of farm uteuiis, about 12 acres corn in tield, 3 acrea potatoi' 4 acres of cabbage aud beans, about Sut) bushels of apples on trees, tic.

aullBt Monday, Aii. 15 At o'clock, at. Sales Room. Sheriff Sale of stock of Confectionary, Store and Furniture, compn'sini: (dass jars, candies, confections, pickleq, marble top coimters and tables, ulass, counteraud show oases, piano forte, paintinsand a general assortment of parlor and chamber furniture. WJLL1AM M.

LITTLE, GENERAL ADCTIONKEB. No. 337 Fl lton Strket. atteVtion Riven to the sale of Household Furniture, and out. door sales (lenerally.

Returns made promptly. Sales Real Estate at Merchants' Exchange, N. Y. Real Est at. and rn commission.

nj30 tf AMKS CfYr.K, At 'CTlONEElt. No. ECLTOS STliKKT, CoHMKBCIAL EXf'HASUK, OPPOSITE TBB CiTV H.U.U BtKMtKl.VN. JAMES COLE A SuN. will eiv their personal attention to sales of Household Furniture, ami out.

door sales generally. Abo to sales of Real Estate, Stocks. at the Exchange, New York. JAMES E. UNDERH1LL, Auctioneer.

BY HUGHES CNBERHILL. Brooklyn Excijanuk, No. 25 Copkt Strkjct. IT. 17.

will their personal attention to the sales of Rea Estate. Stuck, Furniture and Merchandize of every description. Ca ih advances made on Merchandize. Money to Loan on Bond and Mortgage. ROOFING.

jO I'T'I A l'EKCFIA V. CEMENT ROOFING. Tin vsn Mict TlmiAni.K Ronp iNn tn Can be applied to old Shinule Roofs, without removing thenx. NEW ANU OL! TIN AND METAL 1100E3. Coated and repaired with II A ami warranted waikr tight.

Specimen, i and references can be seen at the ollice. 3 Fulton Stukft. ami aid IIiioapwat. Opposite St. Nicliolas Hotel, New York, tf JOHNS it CROSLEY: 1NSTRIXTION.

rail TfctiuuK TTTl ATE ANl)TuLY i TECHNIC INSTITUTE, (in Livingston street, between ('uit and Bocrum streets.) '1 he Fall Term will commence on MONDAY, the of September next. Tiie Trusiees claim this Institution that it possesses unusual advantages for the trainini; ol boys of ten years old and upwards. Its Faculty consists of gentlemen possessing superior abilities in their profession, and i i aided by a numerous corpsof C'ltiipvtetit. instructors. The edilice has Itcen erected at a large cot, and every care taken to secure the best arangeuient for the comfort and health of the pupils.

A Gymnasium has been added during this summer vacation. Tho having boys to be educated are requested to examine th catalogue of this Institution, published annually, and giving full particulars as to its course of instruction ami lerms. may be found at tlie Institute, or by application to either of the under named Trustees: ISA AC H. FROTIIINGII AM. President of the board, (at the NussauBank, Brooklyn.) C.

R. Marvin, James How. B. Wvman. J.

T. Martin, A. S. Barnes, .1. S.

T. Stranahan, Geo. A. Jarvis. A.

M. White. II. It. Worfhington, M.

(L Harrington, A. IL llaylis. Josiah O. Low. S.

B. Chittenden. J. E. Southworth, D.

S. Landon, C. S. BayUs, aul6 tf IKASMUS HALL, FLATBUSH, L. RET.

JLi R. D. YAN KLEEK, Principal. The exercises In the several departments Enplish and Classical will be on Monday, Sept 5th. The Young Ladies School will commence its session the same day.

Stages from Fulton Ferry, 4 miles distant, half hourly, from 8 to 11, and from 2 to 5.30; 1 ipurly frovaUtoj. aulti 3w MRS. EKENAN TEACHER OF THE P1AMO FORTE. No. 138 IWraw treet, South Brooklyn.

Pupil taught at her or their residence. am) tf npHE sijaM6HaInd fI7chTan CAGES, JL with a course of Commercial Correspondence in Spanish French. Professor ALBERTO DE TORN'OS. at the Packer Polytechnic Institutes, and Prof. L.

dlMONLN. French 1'eaciier at Mr. Boursaud's School, will continue duriot th summer their and French Flvenini; Classes at th rooms of Prof. DE TORN'OS, 7o Fdlton Avbnpe, Brixiklyn. iianish, Bb for a Course of 24 Lessons.

jprencfc, In addition, 12 Conversational Soirees will be piven gratuitously: Spanish, Thursdays from to IU o'clock; French, Wednesdays, from to 10 o'clock. Private lessons will also be attended to. Translations from English. Spanish, French and Pnrtunese by Prof, de Tornos, Prof. L.

Simonin, and Cr. P. Tapilne, Accountant, can be obtained by auplvmn as above. iySTSm i 1 INSTITUTE VT ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, IOj Pierrepont street, corner of Clinton, ALFRED GREENLEAF. A.

tnn1a EDWARD E. BRADBURY. A. PncipnlS. Tli is first class Institution will re oiien Sept.

12th, with rare facilities for the thorough and accomplished education of young ladies. For circulars, apply personally, or by letter, as above. aul 6w GAS COMPANIES. T1 1HE CITIZENS' GAS UUHT COMPANY OF BK00KLYN. CAPITAL I 001 000.

The Books for Subscription to the Capital Stock of this Company will he opened at their ollice, 355 F'ulton street, Halsey's on ami after Thursday, the 19th from the hours of A. M. to a P. M. mylUtf HERVEY WARREN.

Secretary. pITIZENS' GAS LIGHT COMPANY KJ 355 Fulton street, Italsey Unildlnc. CAPITAL SHAKES, '20 EACH. JOHN H. SMITH, President.

C. JouNns, Treasurer. myi'. tf it i. ivy 'arfw.

Secriiary. SEWING MACHINES. CKI KUKATMl SOtSKIS A I I i A MINES. A RKDl Kl) CRICKS. No.

12 FULTON STREET. BROOKLYN. These maehines sew from twospools. as purchased from the tore, requiring no rewinding ot thread; they Hera, Fell, uml Stitch in a superior style, finishing each seam by their own operation, without recourse to the hand needle, aa required hy other They will do heiter and cheaper sewing than a seamstress can, even if she works for onk ctNT as au4 3w BUSINESS NOTICES. A COMFORTABLE SHAVE INSURED GENT tlemeti ru ubled with a tender skin, willfind the LETHEAN an indispensible? luxury.

For sale hy MRS. HAYES. 175 Fultou street, and by the proprietor, UERSCHEL PARKER, Fulton avenue, cur. street. fe24 6m UNUEKiiktUTNU TRAVELLERS EMERGING from darkness, may, ly the light of bonfires, find a handsome assortment of China, Class and Earthen Ware, for saleat 107 Atlanta; anllI pUKl'AKE Von A SUMMER CAMPAIGN I airainst Buiis, lbaches.

Ants, and othervermin. by usinB Luu' and Insect Exterminator manufactured and for sale hyp. LEYS, corner of Main and York streets; also at Mr. Forester's Druir store, cor. Smith and Baltic tits OSIERV HOSIERY THE LARGEST assnrlmeut in the City at WM.

PINDER'S. 171 Fulton street. mh23 tf Sign of the Big Stocking. Established 1833. OW PRICED CLOCKS CLOCKS FROM SI Jl to $10 nt J.

1). Ciiask's. French English and Yankee Clocks seut for, repaired and returned perfect order. JOHN D. OH SE.3U3 Fulton Manufacturer of Silver Ware.

Jewelry, Ac. CHINA A KC A OPEN ED U2AN jYTll Clinton, extending through to b7 Atlantic street, with, a lieW loctv ii22 tf White Stone Chiiia Dinuer, Tea and Toilet Sets. IIEATI(i APPARATUS. ,11 IE PERFECTION OF AKTIFK'IAL 11 EAT Lou i.r. sure.

1 1 ivmilaf mi; STEAM HEATl.N'tJ API'ARATCS. (Cold 's Patent.) tnitn ufacftired ami erected by HILLS Si RKNTON. No. fs street. Hronklyn.

N. Sole Aeents for BrooUlvii. and State oi New York, (in partj Conneeticut. New Jersey. Pennsylvania, and other States, South and West.

This admirable apiiaralu. as now perfected, is the only form of steam heating perfectly ndaptei I 1111. im' i iti.iE, ur iur wji js STORES, LIU nurri i Aia, IIUTKLH. (JKEENilOl'SKS. Ac, Ac.

The characteristic are economy and durability in construction, economy of fuel, entire safely from lire and explosion it'll can be said with truth of no other Steam or hot air furnace.) Self Regulation and ease of management, freedom from dust, gas and noise. Even and quick dislrihutiou of heat, simplicity aud durability, nrfapta linn to all places, elegance of appointments where desired freedom from unpleasant drafts of air, kkkiuikst and Kar vK.vni.ATios nicety of adjustment to any required temperature; it occupies but little space, reduces cost of insurance and fuel. This radiant heat is peculiarly adapted to delicate lungs, and in other cases where hot air furnaces are open to great objections. Call at No. 5s Fulton street, Brooklyn, N.

and examine for yourself. A descriptive pamphlet with figures and numerous testimonials, from well known and eminent citizens, will be tent to any address, or given ou application at the office street, Brooklyn, N. Y. aul Bin ItEMAiKTN'Q IV THE POST OFFICE, AT BltOOKIA'tf, AUGUST 10, OltDEHKD PCBLISHED IS THK BROOKLYN EAOLE, A3 IUVINCI TIIK LJUtOKST CIRCULATION. "All Letters from Foreign Countries, Including those from the Ilriti.ih North American Provinci s.

are sent, to the I list Oflice Department at VVasalnston as Dead Letters. II not called for within one month alter tielng advertised." Persons callinu for the following letters will say AD VEKTI. SKIV' or they are not looked for. LADIES1" LIST. Ainscoujih Esther Aubl Mrs Eli.a Andrews Kliz'ti AtTotler rett Mrs Ann llrinsh Mr JJrmlmnii MtH Itnidley Charlotte llrown Carr'n liunouu'lis Mrs Cla rn 2 Burt Kiiiioa liiftiiian Mrs Kllen IJrc wer Hammti Realty Mrsllannal Bond Mrs Jam A Barr Mrs Jane Bett Laura )laiii liaker Mrs Mary 2 Heu 'el Ma wina Boland Maiia Iturtscll Kooalic Grace Mrs Patk O'HarrowMra Mar (iillooloy Bridst tha Hutchinson Mrrt O'Brien Maret llonnlheti MrsCath OleKar Hehella Ilickey Mrs cam rnaioH nn Holden Uiantha Herrimrton Mrs Hays Mrs Jno Hoay Lucy A Hemenway Holt Mrs Mary Harrison Winny Irwin Jenny Jones Mrs i Johnston MisH Jackson yiisa Johnston Kliz'h 'eck Anna Maria J'erry Charlotte Perkinsnn Mary lvarct Mrs Mary Parker Mrs Thomas KB Quin Mrs Ann Kmlteers Mrs Reevs Mrs Ann Jtfiies Bridget Russell MrsCathE Jackson Emily Rooney Mary I.

Tnrv Marv lJeeves Paulino Johnston MrsRobt Sullivan Annie 2 Stevenson Mrs A Kinne Mrs Ann UalevMariil 2 Rn.wcr M.iry Kei Lucy Kaih Mr Lydia Baker Mr Mary Keenau Marv Jti.wh's Mt Kelly Mary Bui nes Muit Liverv Aant sjimuums Airs Anna ott Anna ,1 SanlK man Ca 'ililie i ti lit li Kli.a arah SuinnpTH Kliza Smitli Hannah Bartlett Annie B' Mr Sti Lawr. Mrs Kli.a Suiilli Mrs It Shaw I Susan H. er Mr WmX Callin Anne Il.li..ia Can II Kiailv Carter Ml. H'S Connelly Mrs Conklin Mrs.l I.awri noc Mrs l.ibl'ic Lain; lunnia Si'otl Kat l.tr.iy.Mr.sO Car St. li.

n. Mairci" rii St Clair Mrs.MaridiiA T.arkm Mariri ry Slury Mrs Martlia l.aiin I Si'Vllmul' Mrs Mv ,1 sil Mrs Annie Sivi Mrs.MarirtJ Cosi 'iove Letitia Morrison B'A iuy SU illi Callery Cnrrow Mary C'oner Mary Conner I'hehe Clark 2 Chaintilin Mrs 6 Bull'v Kllen Dalton Kiiiina 2 Mai.les MrsClias HuniL rs Nellie A Manniun Mrs Cath Sniitli llle MahniiL Elk Ti Smith Mrs Mills MrsSusan Ma ic Kliz'li Mrs The (iinnte oilun: MillsJam; Swift MrsWm Mcirn ll Mrs.Iulia 2Tonil.kins Caroline Marvin Ticrny Mrs KHz JJemliSf MraJuliun Muiiti ntli Mra Thompson Mrs tin MlU Sarah nia A Mmscs MrsSusami Taylor Mrs A Mahh. lt Mrs SophiaTompkins Mr. 1 1 II Taylor Mrs Victoruie Mc ipi Miss 0 Kinna Mrs Taylor Mrs in (irath Marv Taher Mrs Win It (i'liineiiiil Wilson Annie Anlev Mrs A Whitney Mrs Char Cord Mary lotte 2. Domiell Marv Wood Kaima DwiL l.t.hiliii I Duiiim' Ku acn Mr Jus Kvviut: (' Fram i.

A i ii i llri.lir, KeiL'U. Kiise Klnii Calli Frus'ir IH'lx ail Fulmaii (Iray Ann Gk iis.iii Iliiibt OlaUsMii Kliza 3 Gorman Marv (ilen Urinin Mr. Mary Gardner Mr. Mary Grortv Mrs WinWanl Mrs Geo Nell Cath Walker Isabella Neal Mrs Julia A Neal Mary Nicholas Mrs Rolil O'Brien Cath O'Connorlsaliclla. O'Neill Mrs Mary Wishiiiski Mrs Wrlslit Mrs Susan "Ward Sarah IVlieler Mrs Theresa Velluian Mrs Wm Wallace Mrs Eliza GENTLEMEN'S 1ST.

Atwater Dr Allen Mr Akin Alex Catchele A Gardner Decker Gillasley Artur N'eichhov Nolan Jan Northup Norton Nrtin Newell Peter Nurton Walter Osb.M ne Jno rSullivatl Jas O'lbi. Michl Paruilee Cul pjthnei Chits 11 Patters. Peck Chat. A p. rriiie .1 Pryor Palmer as.

Pavne Perrv Jno A Pavio Phillips Tims Parkin Pa Walter Quirk Michl (juinlan Maurice lloli. rts A Richmond Duncan Jtolly Kivi.laves 1" K. llmlyon Kyan Jas Ityair.los Koe Jii' Ruse Joluillll lie se Ludwii; Kyan Patk p.oberts Wm I ltob 'l tsnn iu Saixue A Short A Kompton Smith A A Sntmdersoi) A Co St vies Aineli A Goedell Clias Auiericati Sk'irtMan Genrge, Chas tiardtier Chan A Abbott Chas (Hover David Arui Calvin tiillen Danl Ameriuaii I. (ine If Hamuli lirntlu Alexitrnler Dr Coold Isaac Ayluiiird Vincent (iordon Jno Apr Wilr on (bintiau Amrlieiu Dernhanl (iallanher Thoa Gallahar Tl Bennett A li Marker Ayres Jiaucy Almond Duller t'lias Durrnuclis Prank Frank Drown Geo Dnrtlt'M Gamaliel Drown Date I Iy ltrown 11 Dauley Ilut Das it Hy Jtuhle Master Hy Dpush (ieo Deatti Hy Dul ler Jii" Peinie Jno Di.ivl Jules Ins Drennaii .1 2 Doltoti Jno ltli Durke Doyle Peter hn v. ster Saml Divd Saml Saml A liraekin Thus Dennett Wm Daldwin Wjn Chureli UeV Dr Ci'Ilin Autriistiiri A Calairhan Mr Cole Prof Carwin Mr Cohoon Cabezola Cooimy las Damon Mr Uolmstrons Mill all JIotehkiK.l II HiKcins Kd Henry Geo Humpel Gustav Harri Isaac lleaey Jas Hawkins Jno Harvey Jno 2 Haukons Jno Hooprr Jas llaurerty Jno Haokens.l Jlodtres Michael Hatlield Uiehd IlelK Tlios Howard Thus HoHisTH Hallaran Thos Hath Wm Huntiniiton IWh Howel Jackson Albei James Dr Johnston Chas Johnson Gen 2 Jones indSinith Chas Sophia Smith Capl Wm Syce W.

Juhnson Wm A Stewart Duncan Suydaui Elisha Sieunmnd Ereil Siiutson FS Sturtdefonl tied Smith Geo baiuiev 3 Perrane Isaac Slack Jno Shepard Jas Sanford Jus Seaver Lucas Still Oliver Smarst Rolln Sexton A Cr Churchill Speeks Tommy Sehwurz A Co Taylor A It Thornton Chas IJ Thomas Francis Todd Jas Taylor Jas Tvson Capt Jas A Trippett Rev Jno Thomson Jno Thomson Jno Thomas Jno Tredwell Thompson Upham Nutban A'ela Jose Valentine Wm A Willouphby Col Winslow Mr Werle Adam Willow Lt No 116 Jones ilbur Lloyd Livingston Leclair Ledyard Lyavenworth F.d Levere Geo. Larkins Geo Lee John Lancley Jaa Layler John Laurence Jacob Lazarus Dr 2 Lyakn Martin byon y.vluanus JjeCount Wm Lee Win Mr LunstclKr Carel Ketne David Kitchen John KnvahaL Michl Keatinz Paul Knight Keenan Martin Mr Metzeer Mr Martindale Abrara Moncriti A Mackeii Henj Merchant A Morris David Macombcr Ed Monell Moakler Francis Mufhprs Hcnrv Carey Jaa Clark Crosier Jno Campbell .1 2 Cunningham Carries Jas 1 Cowan Jno Connely Jas Case Master Jos Cracker Nicholas Cale Peter (jiwilmi It Cahalan Jno CouL on Carry Debewditti Mr 2 Dunlaji Gordijn Dorris Arthur Dermott Iy Davis Dorrance Dippel Fredrick Darlinp Gilbert DilksJos Dealaney Jno Dillon Jas Davis Lester l)e Forest Moulton Dugan Nicholad Doyl Patk Diliella Davids Patk Downs Wilk'tt A Klston David '2 Ebmcer Franz Elliott Jas jliken Donton Mocrbead Hamilton Wheeler Libert Marley Jas Wheeler Rev Eli Murphy Jas Welch Geo Mulhern Jno Wheaton Geo Miller Jas Georce Tnnion Jno Williams Cn Everett Edrinpton Wilson BMandeville StephcnWetherby Jas FLsh Mr Moore Squirt Waddell Jas Furniss Anthony Fowler FreitaK Chas Falk DaniW Miller Thud MarruDrT Marks Thos "Walker John "Waters Jas Welch Jas Waldan Walker Jod Wood Jus Williams Littleton WorthiuKton Miner WriLrht iiufus Wabh Thomas McMahon Francis Fit zpatrick 'fernmce Donneli John ins Jos Ferris Jas Fargo Fisher Powell Fisher Philo Freeborn Thos Filbin Thos Fleckner Wm 2 Foster Win 11 GuHbuauUi Alex Donald Jas Drudeii Jno Connick Jno Afee Jas I'm GonniL'al Michl Wallace Win Alary Patk Wilson Nau'htoti Win Nodinc Geo WM. II. TECK, P. MKUICAL.

MRS. VTNSLOY, AN EXBKIUKNCKD NURSE AND FEMALE PHYSICIAN, presents to the attentiwn of Mothers her sooTin i i FOR CHILDREN TEKTHINO. Which greally rucilitati stlic process of Ti'ethiiiB. by softi'iiiiis gums, reducing all iiillaiumation will allay ALL Vl? and spasmodic action, anil is Sl'KK TO ItliCl LATE THE BOWI.LS. Denetid upon it, it will five rest to yourselves, ami RELIEF AM) HEALTH TO YOl'K INFANTS.

Wc haw nut un and sold this avti ie for over ten years and CAN SAY. IN CONTIUEXVK ASI TKUTU Of It, Whlltwe llav never hei'o utile sav of anv other medicine, HAS IT KAIL SIMILE IN EFFECT A timely used, know an in El) IN A STANCE, TO CURE, when Never did we nt' diss it one who used it. MKS. WIN SLOWS? SOt) I li VKUl isfactton by any On the contrary allareclelk'nlcl with its operations, and speak in terms of hi commenilation of its uiapu il eneors irol medical virtues. We speak in this matter "what wk i.

know," after ten years experience, and pi kixik oi iiHri i' TATION HOIl THK FrLFILI.MKNTOP WUAT WK HKUK Dl AKf; In almost every instance where the ml. iut is sulfermi! from paiu and exlinustinn. relief will be found in tilleeu or twenty minutes after the syrup is luliiunistereu. 'I 1 notion orone of the most EXPERIENCED and SIvlLLr I 1. New EnRland.

and has been used with skveii i aiunc, st 'in THOUSANDS OF CASES. It not only relieves tlie child from pain, but mvurorat, the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and plve tone and energy to the whole system. It will almost instantly 'Uet URiPiNCr in lit; aa i 1 i ons. anu overcome which, if not FOR II I 1, 1) fpeeilily. Uli'tl, end in lieve it the mkiiv in Tin eases of DVSKX.

dealll. hi anrl si'Ul'sr itK w.lill'. ill all TKIIV and (CHILDREN, itl'iercause. We TF.l'.THINC AURIKKA IN ori'roni anv would say to very inolber who lias a child sulh'nuij troin any of tlie I'ureKuiliK coiuplaillts. PO Nor I.KT ol II rllK.ll h.kr..

soi. tiik Kick oTotiikhs your uller me child and the rolief that will.be SI R.K yys. A I. rLL SL'Rto follow the use of tins medicine i 1 directions for usiiiuwitluccuiiipany each He. No ii ii uii.

unless the fac simile of Ol'RTIS l'ERKINS. New i ork, is on the outside wrapper. IV S.ild bv DrupBisIs throueho the wor.d. I ili cip.U Ollice. No.

13' Cedar street. New ork. l'nce only enl jur bottle. ii i r't5' IMPROVED BTOU01TOS For Dinrrhcra. Dygentery.

Cholera Morbus. Cholera. indl rJestion. Dysnppsia. Worms.

Weukness or Dehihty. Lose of Appetite, Sen Sickness, ieli and la ncral live. Also is a sntifrior lhtvored Hitters tor the d'Iot1s, Suloons, KesUurunts, Grocers, and lor Family use, it cannot be surpnssed. 1MIT.OVKD STOUGIITON BTTTEUS. la manufactured only by DR.

J. D. PUIL1PS CO. For Bale holeaule nnd reUU by it 11 3ni VVH) H.HAINKS. 345 Fulton sttoet.

JOB PRINTING OF EVKUlr DEijCKimON ueftWy executed at this office. 21 Xj Corner of Fulton and Pineapple Brooklyn. Isaac llurti i Mitnuser. L. 1).

Packard Treasurer. T. McNully, Musical WrecUir. E. N.

Hlocnra, Stage Manager, Ul'fiN KVKKK r. IMMENSE SI CCU.SH Of THK VARIETIES. TFIE ONLY PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN RROOKLYN. Miss HARTON. In her beautiful elections from Operas and favoriti: ballads.

Miss FANNY received nlnhtly with thunders or ajailause. in her NEOKO .110. anil souk and dance. Al111 uEAVfiKiHiil master jaiu r.i uiu imuiuauie and Young Kin Crow, and other favorite acts. Mile.

LA POLLE, and LA PETITE ELLA, la now and pleasing Dances. J'lfclUJrJ anu in new acw. ENGLISH, as Dick Darrell, the Cobbler, and other favorite NcNAlXY. BERTHEL0N and WALTERS, the old favorites at their postB. Admission 10 cents.

Doors open at 7 o'clock. Commence SX. aula 2w SPECIAI NOTICES. HE ADVERTISER WISHES TO LEASE wevernl lotn nenr tlie l.eriidiins of the frulton avenue with building hian of three fourths the cost of erect a house, and with privilege of purchase at any time during the term of lease. Address J.

W. STRONG, this office, aulti It FOR SALE THE" STOCK AND FIXTURES, with a five years' lease, or a lirst class Millinery establishment, sitimteil in the must ci'liti'iil oart of llrooklvn: must be in consequence or the owner having other business to attend to. Address "It. Brooklyn Post Ollice, for two aulu It" IIIIE FIRM 1IF.KKTOFOKE KNOWN UNDER the th of HOOD WILLIAMS has been dissolved by mutual consent ou the Mh day of July, I IAMKS HOOD, (i. WILLIAMS.

The business will be continued as berore by (1. F. VyiL AMS, who will settle all outstanding business. aula Jl OR SALE THE LEASE AN I) FIX 11 It ICS UX old established liquor store, corner ot MUton avenue Hoerum street, opposite the City Hall. Inquire on tlie premises.

i A EK ST 1 A SI I PH ETON, "IJHJR SALE. with back seat for coacninan: built tn mder by deori 'e W'lttwm's Suci i lMiiliuK liihui, but bitu usli) oiu fnr wnnt ol usr. Only price 275, Api ly to T. AVALTKKS, and PoiilarMtJ. near Fultuiujii uuklyit.

iELF INFLICTED Dl EASE A ERADI catei! Irnni the Ryrt in by the use of TKlEg.MAR. 1, 2 ami Full will be Couiul in the bonk entitled "Human Frailtv, or Physiological Kt 1'rice 25eenta. be had of Dr. HARKOW. l'Jl trwt.

Nuw York. free of liostitirt' to all parts of the I'liion. Sold also at Apotliecaries' Hall, Hrooklyn, N. V. ilul2Jw rjjlH BROOKLYN ENAMELEI) KL'KNlf L'HE MAN' UKACTOKY at 2m and 2ti Facilic strt tt.

nar Smith street, have ronstaiitly mi hand, at Wholesale or Retail, KNA.MKI.E1 rrjt.NJTl'RK IN I JTS, all tlie various colons ornamental and gilded, varying in iee from to 2ii0. WARDKoltKF, liUOK CASFA liURKAL'S. Or any iimle article in our liiie made to order. aulO 2m OTK'K TO H'KOIiS IN KIN(iS COUNTY is hereby L'iv thaLtiie List of Jurors for the year WS, iu ready lorexniiiinationTind attheotiiee toe LonitnsioiiL union ee. jsrooKiyn, anu ne receivt; L'vidiMici of exeinptums as pruyiJed by the Act passed April IT, lk Auusti'th, IKoi1.

WM. II. CAMPItKLL auit lOd CoiiHiiissiontT of Jurors. OHN A. HCTillES, KEATTSSTATE BROKER, No.

25 Court street. Brooklvn. Houses and Lots for sale all parts of Brooklyn. Karma in all parts of the United stales tor Bale, iiuuses anu parts oi nouses 10 let. money Loan on iloud and MortaKe.

1IUGHKS UNDEItHILL. Auctioneers, aplS tf 2n Court, street. A ROUGH SKIN IMPOSSIBLE, IE l'AKKEK'S LKTHEAN fe24 Gm" II AVJNG RESIGNED MY POSITION AS VliO fessor and Attenrtinc SursfCon to tlie Lon Island ('olleee llosnital. but. bcint: still desirous to eontrihute my buaihle share to public irood.

I bei: to notify the poor that I shall he clad to receive them at my oflice, corner of Clinton and Warren streets, from 2 till 4 o'clock I. and tender them inypro fessional services, as hitherto, gratuitously. I have moreover, made aiTamri'ineuts with some benevolent apothecaries who will carefully prepare the prescriptions for bi cents each. LOUIS 1IAUEU. M.T).

Brooklyn. May21bt 1859. my23tf I)1: KAIN IMPES TO CONTRACTORS, PLUMU KRiJ AND OWXKIJS OK 1'ROPKRTV YITRIFIKD I'll'KS fnrScwt ra'e nurnoses in 2 ami 3 feet from the celebrated (Jarnkirk Rank. lVreeton aud Kieldhc.use Works. Sizes from 2 inch to 3ti inches.

WILLIAM ROY. 74 llroadway. New York. Aenits Messrs. It.

C. A A. Plumbers. jyUlun Court Itrooklyn TIIH FIREMEN. KKICK OF KIKE COMMISSIONERS," VV.

No. Court street. The follou'itie persons have heen returned to this Board ns elected to the Fire Department. Objections, if any. to be made to the Commissioners, in writing, on or hefore Thursday, Aug.

IStli. PW: lohii Shane, ciaehni.m, 2ft Ilich street. Engine 4: Samuel Ileitstis moulder. 101 Urnle, st. Km: Francis ooiUviii, machinist, do.

do; llaniel Breslin, carman. Water and BTidi 'e sts, do; Wm. H. sjnediker. carpenter, Parkav, Kng Benj.

(ireen, expressman. Hudson av. do; Keuben S. Munson. painter.

72 Adrlphi st. Eiib 11; Martin Cohen, batter. (iold St. do; Henry Acker, tinsmith, 275 I luilson av, Kng hi; Kdwin Evans, carpenter, Scherincrhorn st, do; John Hunter, bookkeeper, Carlton av, Eng20; Christian Ucerlein. clerk.

:10 Fulton st. Kug3; Henry Henn, barber, til Cranberry st. do; (leu. Van Alst, cooper. Cumberland st, Eng 12; Chas Dickson, clerk, 41 Carlton av, Hose ti: Geo Schaper.

grocer, Doerumand Livingston sts. Hose Andrew MeNish, plumber, "Warren, near Court st. do. A box has been placed in the office of the Fireman's Trust Ins. No.

9 Court street, where communications for the Fire Commissioners may be left. lis order of thf? Board. aul03t GEO. 11. UAYVYAIVD.

Clcr. AVINES AND LIQUORS. J. P. IIOGAN, Nos.

0 AND TJ WEST the original importers of VUSK CHOICE, Mali WHISKEY, have.iust arrived ex steamship City ot from Cork, a laree lot of tiie above celebrated lnskey, now landing at picr 14 North River. For sale ou the wharf, by applying immediaUly, or inbond at any time. anlo tt ILES O'REILLY, MANUFACTURER OF AMERICAN BRANDIES GINS, 40.. AISO, JMPORTKR OF BRANDlEtl. GINS, WINES, 40., tin FRONT STRKET, asatf york.

GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. CJH1KTS I SHIRTS Three good Shirts for tS. Fine shirts 1.50, 2.25. Marseilles and Printed Shirts, new patterns. Shirt Bosoms A large assortment, 35c to rX2i.

The latest novelties in Scarfs and Ties, (no old stockj T. B. FAULKNER'S GENTS' FURNISHING STORE, 143 Fulton Strkkt, mliUO tf Between Sands and High streets. GUANO. pURE" UNADULTERATED GUANO THE A American Guano Company have on hand, and offer for Bale the cargoes of the ships Winn Swallow, Flvixo Eaolk.

asd Flvixo Draoo.v, obtained from A 1 ISLAND. This Guano Is sold in Quantities to sul tpurchasern. PRICE 4li PElt TON. Other cargoes are expected soon, and the supply will be regular. The Farmers and Gardeners of Long Island are urged to ai re this (luano atrial.

Those who have used it consider it fully equal the best Peruvian. l'umiihlets with details of Analysis. Certificates, References. Ac, will be furnished ou application to THOMAS D. CARMAN, mkl" tf 29 Fulton Brooklyn, Sole Agent for h.

I. FOR SAT TOIE'r. NEW TWO STOUV house to let the Xi and basement brick house 14 East. Warren street. near Court.

Rent moderate. The present occupant iieing about to leave for the South, will also dispose of the furniture all of which was made to order but recently reasonably. Apply on the premises, or to THOS. H. KELSEY, 50 Vesey street, NY.

auli. aw IOK SALE OR EXCHANGE A VERY Desirable two story, attic and basement frame cottage, No" 171 Johnson street; gas and fixtures throughout, water tue kitchen, Apply to fc2o' tf WM. H. WRIGHT. No.

9 Court st. HOUSE CARS ON ATLANTIC STREET it LET At low rent, store 201 Atlantic street, good situa tion for Dry Goods or any other business. Apply as above. auI3 lv" FINANCIAL. TlTl) BANK liROOKLYN, AucustS.

1 A Dividend of tlireoand one haU 0 17 1 1 I cent out of the eurnmiw of the IJiink the last six inontiiN has this day been dedared payable on the 12th inst. au3 ttl 1. 1'EKRIN. Cahlcr. SAYINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN Post Oflice Buildinp, Montague street, near Cum t.

Jl)H A. vuuse, 1'resiueni. HAltOLi UOLIA'EH, 1st Vice President. JACOB II. SACKMANN.2d Vice President.

Yt'M. W. KDWAKDS, Treastirer. Trustkes: Daniel Kinliury, Phennini ll.Steilinp.Thomas H. Saml nlfonl ICK'hard Field, unarms i'wrey, Jinin a.

urss, Henry Kowland, Isaae Carhart. Peter O'Hara, JusialtO. how, Jacnl) 11. llaley. 1.

II. Frothinnhnm, fc tephen Hayncs, Adoljih Kcm1 Win, Y. Kdwiirds, Kllwooil Walter, CunVlm Hnisli Ataiison Trnsli, let're Hull. Parley, Hanfld DoUiut. Sninufl ti.

Powell, MnsesS. liench. John II. Cluunitvy. Albeit 11 Or Uini.

ICtiwanls W. FisKe, Moses F. ihlvli. Is openetl for business daily from A. M.

tn 1 ami on Mondav and Miturday, from to P. 31. Deposits iveeived frmn one il'nne tn three thousand yix per eent interest allowed sums from $1 to ctjin meneinK 1st. if November, February and May. 1H posits on or before the 10th draw interest from the 1st of thoe mouths.

JOHN A. CliOtf. Vt. W. KnwAitns, Treasurer.

myliul NASSAU JANK OF BROOKLYN THIS HAN with a eapital of will open for the Iraiisactimi of business, on TUKSDAY, February 1st, at the llooia No. a Court street. Discount Days. Tuesday and Friday of each week, ltankiii. i hours from 'J A.

M. to P. M. I. H.

FKOTIIINGHAM. Resident. Ckavfohd Smith, Cadhier. Win. H.

Cary, John Dimon. K. II. It. A.

M. White. John T. Miirtiu. 1.

II. Frothinnham. Mopcs F. Odell. Itrooklyn, January 2.th.

lwoii. je31 11 1 FIFTIETH "I)IYIOKNM)IUIo()KLYN K1KK INSURANCE COMPANY The Hoard of Directors have declared a seini aiunial dividend of ten (10) per eent on tli capital stock of the Company out of the prolits of the last six luontbs. pay'dhlc on und after (he Jst of July next at Uitir ollice No. It. Merchant's Kxclmiifie.

N. Y. The transfer books will be cIoh jU on the 20th Instant. CHAKLKB UURKHALTKKwaa uuanhuously chonm Vice President. By order.

WIS Em WM, y. UUGiiXT.SocroUrr, BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE OFFICE P. M. Uy Telegraph to the Brooklyn Daily Kagle. BT AMISKICA'N TELEGKAI'II COnAJiX'3 LH TE.

"VTall street, N. Y. 292 "Washington street, Brooklyn. Arrival of Military from Montreal. Boston August lfilli.

Tim Munlrral KU'M Battery under the enmmnml of Cuplu'ni Ste.lienson, arrived in this eily Insl night, shortly hefore twelve o'clock. The independent 'iisileers received Ihem at the depot, and escorted them to their quarters al the Hancock House, while a salute was fired by the liostoii Artillery, under ('apt. Xiins. The Cntmdinns will In; well eared for hy our Military and Citizens during their stitv. New York Stotlc lioard.

Auir. Hi 12H P. M. gTocics Are witlinut activity nr material ciianne In prietn. SIonkv On call is easy at rii07, and 7(ul5 fur short first chifia leilier.

SiKiu.lNo Is dull at 1 IOI4. Chieiivo and It. I. It r.2 Illin lis Central, lids. Mich.

So prefered N.Y. Central. It. (lalena Chicago. IJi'laware Missouri MiWr.

i.t. It. It New llavn Ilartfoi Hudson It. It Illi Ci'iitral Itl! I. Michigan So.

K. It Clevehuid Toledo It. Id I'aeitie Mail 7 7 IK it i N. V. I 7 Virginia o's' K.

adini: U. It llarhin pref. rr Krie It. 1 SHKKIFf'S SALKS. rPUK.MK c'OL'HT S.nnuul (Jumon against s1 hi i Friend.

Gaihuson, PHF's Atty. In iursiiunee. of a juilirnient onler of tins Court, in the entitled arine the li day of Auwust, 1 will si ll Uy public auetion. at the Citv Koums. No.

Fuiton street, iMiosite tlie City Hull) in the City ot Brooklyn on the th day of Septeitilier, ut 12 o'clock, noon, the f' llowitiL deerihed land and preniise All that certain piece or pan el of land, liiu nnd beiiitf in the City of liioi klyn. Comity Kin 'S. known and edon a map entitleil "Map of in tlie Liehlh Ward iln or the it of llrooklvn, bite of tin heirs of Wyek oil. dercas. d.

tiled in the nv Ue 'ister Kin 'oun ty, ii i and by the inunht uiiirt i liouiol. as ft lhiw lieL'innivji at a poitil h'n i i one hundrril i. from the hout wrst corm of 'I hinl aviuif and Nin 'i' enth strert, and nm nini: ii': alontc Tldnl av. liirty tw feet and eleven inches o' 2.1 i to I.uhI late of llfury Mnry; thene. aioiii: saiii laml.

(a iiuinin '2 on sail map; llienco noit lu ast alonu a'nl lot. innidi en feet onineh lot nuinbiT.i nid map: ihetieo s.n!ii a niiir Pit ninii in on. niio ro ei tut ir nlai e. i u'inniiiL beitnr tip same premi. es onvey to the said Frit ii bv Uiclianl I nralonu.

as llef re. by deed dated tfinbrr "th. 1 VJ, i rdiMl in tin He'i Lfi 's ofiie. of said County of" Kinp i. in l.iher No.

04 oi" Coiiveyunces. j. Dated liroi.klyii. AiiL ii. l.j.

on. aii! GEOUOK ITKEME Daniel V. Barn aril atrainVl John iiruce and otli. rs. D.

I. VUT'a Atty. In pursuance of juo'L merd order Court, made in the iihove entitled action, bi arira dat the20t.h day of July. le'5i I will sell by public auction, at the Commercial Exchange, V.tWi Fulton street, (opposite the City llall in the City of Hrooklyn. outhe luth day of sjept ember, at 12 o'clock nnon.

the fob br.vin described land and premises All that certain lot, piui'e, or paiv 'J uriand, situate, lyinsrand beinr in the TiMith Ward I the citv of Urouklyn. Khics. and state of New bounded and tb. M'ribed follows: at th' ii" i tiira terlvr. VUrV of Atlantic and Nevins ets.

run ning tbe ca al. oii: thi ir riSc ide of ii fil'tr. f. tlirriec lit il'therl and i 'iralh 1 wit 'i Nevii.s Mre. tiiiri.

tvf. et: th n. we rly and pavalb with Atlantic tr llfl. fi. i to ea ilc Nrvins stce 't; an I llteiic ou.lr rlv aloii the eaM.

rlv M.h of Atlantic tn l. the place of heuilihili Dated Un r. AUJZU. I' tli. liE.MSKN.

M. ritf. cH'KT Dani' I'. li.trnanl airaiti kJ Rr'U'e others. D.

D. U.US.ii:P, I'lffs'Atty. In tiar uani'c judgment nf this Ci. urt. made th nbovc entitled bearing dat th nh day of Au r.

I wiil lv ail'Iii' auction at th. ial Echai: Fu't 1 i i 1 1 ip; ii iit th City Jlall.j iu the City ltvoklvn. on the loth day of r. at 12 iJie followim: ih i land and pr. nii.

es: All lliat c. tain lot. pie par el laud, ituat lyiiis aid iii' ju the Tenth Ward the Citv uf lironklyu. mity r.f Kin. ami State New York, and kfrovu No.

I' Atlantic treeb ami l.i.midrd and drsrrilie I D' nniiiiL' at a tu. of Atlantic street, ili taut ninetyix from the nurliieaterly cura of Atlantic ami Nc streets, and running tln ncc laely alon the mrth i ly Mint Atlantic street weni si v. et: thence Ui rtherly and parallel with Nevins street ninety feet: iheiuv westerly ami paralb with Atlantic trerl twenty even and thence ami parallel with Nev'ms nim ty feet to the of bcL inniiiir. Dated Urouklyn. Atiir.

10. 1 5'. GKOlldK iiEMSKN. riir. rrKK.M rOl" Ur Ation 13 lake aaint Kd kj ward D.

and others. A. M. S. Thompson.

PltV's Attys. In pur uanet of a judgment order of this Court, made in ahovc ntitb bearing date tlie day ot Aiisu t. 1 I will 'll by public auction, at the. City ales liooms. No Fulton stiv.

t. (opp i. ite the City Hall.) in the City on the l. day oi'S ptemlK r. 5t', at 12 o'clock noon, the follow inir deseribeil land and premises All that certain of land, aud house tio reoii erected, bituate iu the aril ofthe Citv of Urouklvn.

bounded and described as follows: point on tlie outhei ly side tt street, distant two hundred and eighty feet westerly tioiu the soutii wt sterlv corner of Columbia and Sm kett streets, and vunumt: thence' westerlv a loin: the outhorly side of Sackett tie iwenty feet; theni si.utlierly the centre of brick wall, which is a partv wal. and Jilonp; a board fence tlu re ami nai aWel with Columbia street ninety five frit: tlieoce easterly on a line parallel with SackfcU street twenty the centre of a brick wall, which is a party wall, and on a line parallel with Columbia street ninety rive feet to tlie southerly side of ackrit street to place of bejrinnin Dated Urooklyn. August tth. ltiTji. an GEOHGi: REMBES.

sheriff. IK C(')t'U'J' li. Amoid U. Iiatiley and olhers. i i in In pursuance Af aju 'ment order cf this Court, made in he above entitled action, bearing date theli'ih day of I will sell by public auction at the City Sales Kooms.

No. Fulton street, opposite tlie City Hall, in the City of Brook Un. on the 5th day of ly.i. nt 12 o'clock, noon, the following described land and premises All that, certain lot. piece, or parcel of land, with the buildiinis thereon erected, situate, lyinc ajid beiiu; in the City of Brooklyn, and bounded arid described as follows Betfinnin jata point on the northeasterly side of Hamilton avenue, distant thirty seven feet eit ht inches northerly from the intersection of the northerly side of Nelson street ami the northeasterly side of Hamilton avenue, and rumiiiitr thence northerly aUms Hamilton avenue tweiitv feet two inches to the ground conveyed to S.

P. Towns end; thence northeasterly aloiLi: said Townend line eighty eiplit feet; thence southerly anil parallel with Henry street eiwht feet; thence southeasterly and parallel with Neb un street ten feet tu the rear of ground conveyed to Donaldson: and thence southwesterly aloni: aid irround to Hamilton avenue, the place of beu'mninp; the said premises beia known as lot No, on a map tiled in tlie ollice of the Register of Kim 's Countv entitled map of propert.v showin the location of nineteen iiotis' in the Sixth Ward of the City ot Hrooklvti. Oct lUth. 12. surveyed by Willard Day.

City bur vt vor. Dat Brooklyn, June IU. li. iTtdj CEO. RKMSEN.

The above sale is postponed until the 2tith day of Julv the same hour and place. Dated Brooklyn, July 5th. lN3i. jv2.iwts.S fitfORGE RE MS Sheriff. the above sale is furtler postponed until tae 2nthdayo: September.

at the same hour aud place. Dated Brooklyn. 22. i232a'wtS GEORCE RKMSEX, heriff. U'I'KKMK Xicljolas (i.

Kurtrioht agt. William Hacadoru. K. II. Fltl Atty.

In ntirsuauce of a iudement order tins court made above entitled action beariiiL' date tlie 1 day ot Atiiruz t. 1 will sell by public auction at tlie Commercial Exchange. No. Fult. ii street.

opP" te ttie City Hall, in the City oi llrooklvn. on the 22ml daj of Sejitember, 12 o'clock, noun, the foliowinc land andpiviiii All those certain seven lots, pieces, parcels of ground, situate, yiuz Wtwz 'm the T'ou nship of Flalbush, County of and Plato of New York known and designated on a map entitled of land of Tunis J. HerKen in the Town of Flalbush and Coimtv of Kin us. as urveyed April, lo. by T.

U. Berseii. nvhicii map is intended to be tiled in the ollice of the Register of the Countv uf Kinest by the numbers forty L4Ul, forty one i 11 1. forty iw.i pl2, forty hree forty four 44. forty live 145 and forty six Ht'd.

and bounded ami described as follows Comineticiui; at a certitin buttonwood stump, which stand clevea feet three inches iu a northeasterly direction from the centre of a certain red free stone monument standiim on the patent or division line between the Town of Elathush and Brooklvn, at tin post or jjrate as it is called, and running thence in a northeasterly direction along land now or late of David Tallumn two hundred and twentv one feet throe inches to lauJ now or late of David Clarkson; thence in a southerly direction idoiiK said last mentioned land one hundred and liftmen fivt live inches and four tilths of an inch: thence in a southwesterly direction uIouk the Hue of aid lots numbers forty and forty six. two hundred and one feet live inche i to the FlaLhui Plunk Road, and thence in a northwesterly direction, ah the wii'l Plank or Turnpike Road, seventy live feet to the place of besimmis. lted Brooklyn. Auk. i.

Itvfl. aulrt lawlwW QEu. REMSE.N. ShenlT. QUI ti.

MJKRIKb" y.LK By virc.u of a writ ol K.m'cii issued out ofthe N. i fleas, to me oirecieo iCered, I will sell by public auction, at the City Sab and rooms. J.i mion sireei. iii un o. y' o.

iPivof 1 at 12 clock noon, all the rmht. Idle ami hiterit'whicli (iuCVERNECR A. FERRIS and ALVIN W. SPENCER had on the i'th day of June. lsVJ, or at any tinie thereafter.

iu whose hands soever the same may be. of, in and to All thoe certain pieces or parcels of land, or lots, I.viiil beiimanil situate in the Ninth Wan! of the City ot Brooklyn. County of Kiims and State of New York, anil known and described as lots number eighty six V). eighty seven eihty ei' lit eighty nine Hp) and ninety on the Ives plan of lots on the Prospect Dill Farm, now on file in the Le idsters the County of Kiinrs: said lots behnr situated on Sackett street, iu said city aforesaid and measuring twenty th Cvet front and rear, by one hundred lcet deep. Dated i 3 I aw iW GEORGE REMSF.N.

Slicrill IMU VL NOTICKS. LH' IMIKMK CUl'U'l', I'dl'N'l'Y UF kVMJS kJ Samuel Slocum against William E. Thetfoi and Charlotte Thetford, his wile, and Robert Ibivih, Trustee, illiam i. Thet bu Charles E. Tlieiford, I'iulip A.

The! ford, Joseph A. Thellord, M. Thetford. Albert Thetford. Sarah Tbel ford.

Ilonora Thetford and William 11. Amended Summons. To the deleiuiatits ami cacti oi tnein You are hereby uuunoned and rerniir to answer 1 1 fbis Hied ill ainendeil couiplauit tins actum, the ollice of the Clerk ol the County Kimrs, it the i'it Hall, of New York, and to City ot Itroolclyn, Mn is bounty serve a copy oi your answ the said complaint oti the iil. pcnbers. at their othces.

No. P.i2 Ihoadwav, Curlier ot John street New York ITit v. within twenty ilavs alter the service ol this suminons on you exclusive of the day oi such service: ami if vim fait to answer the said complaint, within the time afore aid. the plaintin in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated New York.

July MILLEii, I'EET fc NICHOLS, l'Jnintill 's jylll lawtiW lit2 Hroudway. N. SSESSMKNT NO'l'ICK 111 the matu rnr Vur iV man street opening, from Uroadway to the new btishwick herebv given that uu following Assessments in the above matter, remain unpaid, and that, the warrant lor colk i i iic said Assessments will expire on the 10th day oi bei.temi.i i next, and that, union said Assessments, together itn and percentage allowed by law, arc paid o. ben. said dale, 1 proceed to advertise and sel the the manner pointed out by Sections 21 amidol litleoUm tue present Charterof IheCily of Uroklvn.

James Rilling 4351 74; Win Euruiau 14S li; Geo A 1 horne 5 54; Edgar Stevens 5 54; Quint in H'" 5M; Thome ir 5 64 A 't 'lJ yiN lftwCwF Collector oi Taxes aiul Assessments. TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10. Appointment. Mr. Win.

W. Gardner has been appointed Deputy Street Commissioner vice Win I'. Lawrence, deceased. Mr. Gardner formerly occupied, tlie position of Chief Clerk in the office.

Taroet Excursion. The Icemen's Guard, under the command of Capt. Desmond, will go on their third annual parade to Clifton Park, Staten Island, on the 8th of September. They will be accompanied Ijy Stewart's full band. The Fire ix Fuiima.n street.

We understand that the owner of the Vulcan Mustard were destroyed by lire ou Sunday morning last, is Mr. Charles Bogert, instead of Mr. Wm. Dean, as stated in our account. Found Open.

The store of S. D. Jennings fc corner of Court and Baltic streets was found open last night by Officer Cornell of the 3d. He informed the proprietcr who had it secured. Taken is a Fit.

About two o'clock this morning a colored woman, named Mary Mobin, was taken in a lit at Fulton Ferry. She was taken to the 2d District Station House by officer Farrel and Dr. Homcston attended her until she recovered. Found Drowned. The body of a man was found in the river foot of Sullivan street, last evening.

It hail evidently been in the water two or three weeks. The body was that of a man of medium height, apparently about 30 years of age, with side whiskers and dark hair dressed in white pants, l)lue shirt and black frock coat. It was taken to the. dead house to await identification. Base Baix.

Naushon. This Club was organised on Friday evening, and the following officers elected: President, G. W. Nash; Vice president. ('.

VanRenk: Secretary, R. Laidlaw; Treasurer, C. II. Elias; Capt. 1st Nine, T.

Beatty; Committee of An amrcmeiits. T. B. Clark and D. Beatty.

Play days, Tuesdays and Fridays. The Joint Board. The Joiut Hoard had a meeting last evening and spent most of the time in discussing the report of the Special Committee on the Sinking Fund, but with no other result than the defeat of the resolutions for want of a two thirds vote. The statement relating to the School Fund was reconsidered and some amendments adopted. The next meeting will be held on Monday evening.

This morniug the benevolent Societies of St. Boniface and St. Antonio, under the niarslialship of Adam 31anft, proceeded to Myrtle avenue Park on a pic uic. One Society wore yellow rega liaand (he'other lilue. The wives, daughters, and friends of the members proceeded to the Park in cars.

The object is to collect money in aid of the Churches of St. Antonio and St. Boniface, to which these associations belong. They were accompanied by two excellent bands of music, and a very tine banner, representing the giving of alms, was carried in front. OitiTUAitv.

The decease of an old and respected citizen of Brooklyn appeared under the obituary head yesterday. Mr. John Smith departed this life at an advanced age. He was well known as an unassuming, upright citizen, and a devout niciii her of the Methodist Chnrch. He had been at tached to the Sands street church for more than tll'ty years, during a great portion of which time he has been a trustee, and whenever huaucial aid was required he was ready to contribute with liberality.

His depiirture'will be greatly felt by the church, of which he was one of the staunchest pillars. Sir. Smith was One of the soldiers of 1812, who under command of Col. Nichols (still amongst the living, and vigorous in a green old age,) occupied Fort Greene in anticipation of an attack by the enemy. He was also a prominent nieinber of the Fire De purtnicnt, and as such was one of the originators of Kngine Co.

No. 3. The subject of this notice was born iu Monmouth County, New Jersey, and removed to this city with his parents in the year 1S0O. May he rest in peace. Capsized.

Yesterday morning Messrs. Durham and W. M. Fink, connected with the Brooklyn City Kailroacl, wliilu lilnc Iisliiiifr on Rockaway Inlet, hatl their sailboat capsized in a Haw of wind, ami with a stronjr clili tide, and a still' wind oil' vhorc, were ilrifting helplessly out to sea. They were noticed, after an hour's struggling, by a propeller, which appeared afraid to approach, as they were then on the yhoals where the steamer Black Warrior was lost, some three miles front shore.

Capt. Hanker, of the steamer Ceres, on his rip to Rockaway, toward 12 o'clock, observed and bore down loward them as near as was safe, for the sailboat was 11 curing the breakers, where in a few minutes the exhausted men wouhfliave been overwhelmed. Launching his life boat, and assisted by two of his crew, he had the satisfaction of rescuing the drowning men. Capt. B.

has, during his experience as a pilot in our harbor, and iu command of steamers, saved seven persons from similar peril. Tun RrDGiswoon Water is in such general re nuest that the connoisseurs of that wondrous element have it New York. A. P. dealers, 21ns.

11 and 12 Fulton Market, New York, receivo daily for their customers a large supply of the precious article from Brooklyn. Those who regard their health will bear in mind that to have it in perfection they must go to Dorian's, and nowhere else. During our visit to Lowell, we were showu through the laboratory of our celebrated countryman, Dr. J. O.

Aykr. Scarcely could we have believed whatisseen there without proof beyond disputing. They consume a barrel of solid Pills, about 50,000 doses and 3 barrels of Cherry Pectoral, 120,000 doses, per diem. To what an inconceivable amount of human suffering does this point doses a Fifty million of doses per year What acres and thousands of acres of sickbedsdoestliisspreiid before theiruacination! And what sympathies and woe! True, not all of this is taken by the very sick, but alas, much of it Is. This Cherry Drop and this sugared Pill are to be the companion of pain and anguish and sinking; sorrow the inheritance of our mother Eve bequeathed to the whole family of man.

Here the infant darling has been touched too early by the blight that withers half our race. Its little lungs are affected, and only watching and waiting shall tell which way its breath shall turn. This red drop ou its table is the talis. man on which its life shall hang. There the blossom of the world just bursting into womanhood, is stricken also.

Aflec tions most assiduous care Bkllls not, she is still fading away The wan messenger comes nearer and nearer every week. This little medicament shall go there, their last perhaps, their only ease. The strong man has planted in his vitals this same disease. This red drop by his side is helping him wrestle with the inexorable euemy; the wife of his bosom and the cherubs of his heart are waiting in sick sorrow and fear lest the rod on which they lean iu this world he broken. .0 Doctor! Spare no skill, nor cost, nor toll, to give the perishing slcK the best that human art can give.

Galveston, Texas, News. NiEi.i.otiHAi'U Likknessbs. Those beautiful Miniatures are taken true to life at E. M. DncoLiss' Temple of Art, 34" Fulton street, opposite Montague Hall; can be sent to any part of the world in letters, without extra postage.

Sh.k Nktm, Huad Dbksses, Hath Pius, Goj.p, Silver and Steel Bucklw, Bracelata. Pins, 4c, new styles. W. Woous, 2tU If niton itreet. DominickCoi.oan'sNew Hotel, 120 Pierreriorit Htreot, 1b now completed and open for tlie reception of bis old and new friends whom he Invites respectfully to continue their patronage 'rce Lunch as heretofore The best and ehcajiest plaee in the city to get good understanding Is at WniTiraousic Pbauck's.

"The I'eople's Hatter" caps everybody. Gaston, 213 Fulton street. Summor styles ready. Pianos of Sui'Kuiok Quality constantly on sale and for hire by M. Walkkr, Music atore, 167 Fulton st.

Roots and Shoks of every description are now being sold at extreraely.low prlce at Wuitjuioubk Pkarok'm, IMS Fulton street. Urookltn Juvenile High School, 189 Washington street, for Boji under 13 yeftin K9 only I myS6 by a out in the grocery store of George L. Wmkleback, 548X Oth avenue, corner of 44th street. The lire ,.,0 H.vmio tlw Ol tllC clelK, Louis BcycrmauiMvho attempted to bore a hole iu cask of liquor with a red hot iron spike, which coming in contact with the liquor, expumcu iu. cask and set the whole store in a blaze.

1 he contents of the store were completely destroyed. Loss Insured for in the Hamilton Insu (iiiMin 'iiiiiinnv i ill iiitiK.i vt wiv, occupied by several families, was also damaged considerably, but no injury to life sustained. The basement, occupied by Geo. Finger, as a lager beer saloon, was damaged to the extent oi $100, insured for 700. Burglar Caught.

On the Ttli of April last a heavy burglary was committed on uie premisef. mi; cwcimied bv Herbert Van Ban ken 'Co. Officers King and Slowvcy traced the i UK Thnums street, where they discov i.ntl, nrtliiMii and the stolen property. Two of them were arrested, but the third, Win. Henry ide iroml his escape by jumpiiiL ti.rnnirii tin! second" storv window.

The two who "arrested were tried and sent to the State hut all trace of Thompson was lost until when the officers espied him as he jumped 'oil' a boat at the foot of Spring street wiiii li had been on a colored excursion to Yon kers. On seeing the officers he made a desperate run to escape their tangs, and alter a pursuit oi nearly half an hour they succeeded ill capturing him, and placing him under lock and key. ItOEBERY Of A GOI.t WATCH AND S0. TllOSC two very efficient and wary members of the Detective force, officers King and Slowey, arrested a man named Sheehan, at West Port, on Friday evening on a charge of stealing a gold watch and $80 from Mr. Brady, 517 Pearl street, where he was employed for some time in the capacity of bar tender.

After committing the robbery he lied to Green Farms, back of West Port, but having received intelligence that the detectives were on his trail, he secreted himself about half a mile from the house where he lodged, in tlievicinily of a coin Held. The officers were led to Ins hiding place by a dog which belonged to the culprit, and which set un a howl as soon as he. reached the spot where he lay hid. The officers then made a search and found him lying in a trench. They brought him into the city this morning.

DIED. Tmtimii Tn Oils i 'ilv. II. aCC'd 3 1 VOIirS. The funeral will take place at the residence of his father.

135 Hridia street, on edncsday mornmir, U) clock. lie friends of the family are invited to attend without further Invitation. Keed In Kanawha County, near Kanawha Salines. Issaciiaii O. Keep, of pulmonary consumption, on the Tth of July.

la the 57tfi year of his age. He was born and raised in Rutland, Rutland County, Vermont. His father was a soldier in the Kevolutionary war; kept a public house in Rutland fur upwards of 50 years. The deceased was a member of the Orders of Free Masons arid Odd Fellows, and aspired to the highest honors of Odd Fellowship. In the month of May, IsSI, lie moved to Brooklyn, New York, and from thence, seven or eight years ago, moved to Western Virginia, where he has found his last resting place.

He was a devoted husband, kind father and a true friend. His illness was protracted, and his sufferings great, which were borne with great, patience and fortitude. WANTS. ,0 IKI TO AVOKIC AT THK TAS i sel business: to tlmscwiio will work and are smart, good wages will be given, and paid while learning. Apply at KOliEUT MAYNAItirS.

H7 South 7th street. aulfiSt cor. of 4th, Urouklyn. K. I.

anted "a as cinurs NURSE" Call in the morning on Wednesday, at 152 Uullicld st. ault'. lt" ANTKI) TO KENT. "IN A (JENTEKI. neighborhood, east of Cumberland street; and within 2 minutes walk of the City Hall, part of a house consisting of one or two hasemeuts, parlor and two bedrooms, with gas.

Terms moderate. Address M. Eagle office. aul3t' ANTED A SMART ACTIVE YOUNG GIRL of 1.1 or hi years or age, to assist in the general housework of a small family of two persons; none but Protestants needajjply. Call at the basement door of 45 Middagh street, near Willow.

ao.15 at WANTED AGENTS TO SELL A NEWLY patented Portable Copying Press and Book, containing one and a half quires of paper, and weighing onPy eight ounces. Sells readily at largu profits. Exclusive privileges will be granted by early application to employment to thOBe that require a light, out door exercise, by canvassing lor oie saie oi mem, ucuib n. and used by business and literary men. Jylo LOST AND I'OUND.

REWAllD LOST, SINCE WEDNESDAY UJ'J last, a dark brown IIOItsE. white face, about, 17 nanus. high, stoutly built, and 111 a middling condition. By returning ,0 mesuosenoer, u.e uooe. aulti 3t Cor.

Classon and Lafayette avs. Brooklyn. REWARDLOST, IN GREENWOOD CAR Vn or. vesrerilav afternoon abeut li o'clock, in iroing from City llall tu corner of Smith and Church streets, or in mit imil eoiini tliroueh Smith street, to Hamilton ave mie Bridge, a black morocco WALLET, the owner's name in gilt letters on the inside, containing $7 on in gold and a 1 bill. a masonic cci iioe.ue 01 muu value except to the owner.

Whoever lias found the same and will return it to hiin at the Tax Ollice. No. City Hall, will receive live dollars reward and the thanks of the owner. aulD3t ALLEN. tX)UND A PORTE MONNAIE CONTAINING a small sum of money.

Apply at the Maravilla depot. 116 Maiden lane. N. V. aulti 1 RUNAWAY ON MONDAY EVENING, THE Mh inst.

a black and white NEWFOUNDLAND DOG. with 11 leather collar 011 bis neck, answers to tlie name ot "Nep. Anv person that will give information or will bring back the suiil dog shall be liberally rewarded by Capt. LlMKBLHNr.lt. hi Madison street, between Classon and Franklin avenues, Bedford.

Brooklyn. aul52f IriOUND THE" LAST OF JUNE, IN IIOVT street. Brooklyn, a GOLD WATCH. Whoever will de scribe the sauie. and pay for this advertisement, can have it by calling at 344K Atlautlc st.

aul2 3f BOAKDING. TOOARDING IN TU1TION A YOUNG XJ Frenchman wishes a pleasant room and board in a tiri vate American family, where he can fortify in the English language. Terms not to exceed 4 per week. He would like to irive lessons in French or Spanish in exchance or part payment. Address JL," White street Hotel d'ltalie.

New York. It BOARD WANTED IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, by a family, (four children) for the winter, from about tl. firut of Voveniher in ntensant location, near the Strong place Baptist Church. The apartments will be furnished if required. Address PRIVATE BOARD, this ollice.

uula'l' PUBLICATIONS. ILL MILK. THE WICKED TRAFFIC EXPOSED. A SYNOPSIS OK THK MANn 'ACTCKK SAl.K OF SWILL I together with THE ANALYSIS AND ITS COMPONENT PARTS; By Jons T. Hn.nnETii.

"Facts are stubborn things, To play upon one's credulity is wicked." IJbooki.y.W L. N. 18311. U'OI'V RIOUT The author and publisher of the above would be very clad to receive from any person or persons any information touching the above matter, and that, would in any way add to iu general history or Its general Interest, as probably there nevej has been any expose of more vital importance to citizens generally where this tllthv trash is used, than was made in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper; and tlie author of this work uroioises to pursue the investigation to the end and to com plete the work which lias been so suceesslully imimeneed. JOHN 1IILUKETII.

aula Brooklyn, L. N. August 15. HOUSE FURNISHING. "BjARENOll AND ENGLISH CHINA TEA SETS, M.

and nearly every useful article of Earthenware adapted for young housekeepers at to Atlantic streeis. 1 1 I)K" KANE, WINSHIP'S, And other BtyMs of REFRIGERATOR S. SILVER PLATED AND BRITANNIA ICE PITCHERS. WATER COOLERS. AND KEDZU'S WATER FILTER.

With a complett! assortment of hodsr luitNisnmn good No. 208 Fulton street, WHITE NICHOLS. AITHITE STONE CHINA TOILET, TEA A 1 TT Dinner Sets, at. the CHINA ARCADE, 112 aud 114 Clin, ton. extending to Hi? Atlantic streets.

iui22 PLUMBING. T3LUNIBING PLUMBING PLUMBING 1 1 JL Galvanized iron and lead pipe plumbing executed wilh promptness, and at the lowest price. A large assortment of llatbs. Sinks, Bowls, Water Closets, and every article pertaining to the Plumbing business on reasonable terms, and warranted as represented. Gas Fitting in all its branches.

Also, a large variety or the latest and richest styles of Gas Fixtures at the lowest prices for cash. JOHN BUTLER. au0 4w Nos. 112 Fulton and 15 Henry streets. REMOVALS.

EMOVAL TIIE KEROSENE OIL DEPOT I to alii Fulton Street, comer of Picrrelinnt. Constantly on nil Kerosene, Carbon, and other Coal Oils, at rt'iluced prices. Also pure Sperm. Lard and Whale Oils, Cam! phene, Burning Fluid and Alcohol, Lamps. Wicks, Cans and Lamp Glasses, Girandoles, China Vases and other Mantel Or ntiments, of the newest patterns, cheap for cash.

Dealers und consumers would do well to call before purchasing elsewhere, npa iy K. HAYNKS. late of 240 Fulton NATXTrANEr PROMPTLY executed at thin oHe, simps. still at cars, ing sold days. LI Hid only 3.

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